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| + | * After stints with Columbus and Toledo in 1901, he suited up with Brooklyn in August when they were short of catchers, but didn't get into a game. The next month, he was given a look by New York. | ||
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- In June 1900, while catching for Springfield, he was spiked in the left shoulder, which impaired his throwing. He was subsequently loaned to Norwich, where he played first base.
- In July, with his shoulder still bothering him, he returned home to Brooklyn, but the following month was resigned by Norwich when catcher Tom Manning was injured.
- Prior to the 1901, he signed with the Washington club of the proposed American Association, but it never got off the ground.
- After stints with Columbus and Toledo in 1901, he suited up with Brooklyn in August when they were short of catchers, but didn't get into a game. The next month, he was given a look by New York.
Sources
- . Sporting Life, 1902-08-02.
